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Patents and Strategic Inventing
How can inventors and managers plan patents around competitive advantage, instead of collecting patents that protect very little?
At a glance
- Author
- Nicholas J. Nissing
Why read it
- You will test how much a patent protects by looking at neighboring products on a shelf that do the same job
- You will stop treating the patent attorney as a black box, and join the strategy discussion yourself
- You will question the habit of making the product first and the patent strategy afterward
Who it is for
- A research scientist who files patents and wonders what they achieve
- A product manager planning how to defend a new launch
- A startup founder who must decide what to patent
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